Summary of FTP client and server configuration statements
The statements for the FTP.DATA data set are summarized in Table 1 and explained in detail in FTP.DATA data set statements.
Guidelines:
- Use separate FTP.DATA data sets for the FTP client and the FTP server if you are specifying any conflicting statements.
- When you share the FTP server FTP.DATA data set with the FTP client, understand that some of the values for the statements in the FTP.DATA data set have different meanings in the two environments. If the files are shared, error messages could be generated or values that are not valid could be used for each client using the FTP.DATA data set containing server-only statements.
See FTP configuration statements in FTP.DATA for more information about the search order for both the client and server.
| Statement | Description | Applies to client, server, or both | See |
|---|---|---|---|
| ACCESSERRORMSGS | Allow FTP Server to send detailed login failure replies. | Server | ACCESSERRORMSGS (FTP server) statement |
| ADMINEMAILADDRESS | Specify a value to use with %E keyword for banner text. | Server | ADMINEMAILADDRESS (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUS | Allow a remote user to issue USER ANONYMOUS without supplying a logon password. | Server | ANONYMOUS (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSFILEACCESS | Specify the type of files (MVS™ or z/OS® UNIX) that anonymous clients are allowed to access. | Server | ANONYMOUSFILEACCESS (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSFILETYPEJES | Control access to the FILETYPE SITE keyword of anonymous users when ANONYMOUSLEVEL 3 or greater is specified. | Server | ANONYMOUSFILETYPEJES (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSFILETYPESEQ | Control access to the FILETYPE SITE keyword of anonymous users when ANONYMOUSLEVEL 3 or greater is specified. | Server | ANONYMOUSFILETYPESEQ (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSFILETYPESQL | Control access to the FILETYPE SITE keyword of anonymous users when ANONYMOUSLEVEL 3 or greater is specified. | Server | ANONYMOUSFILETYPESQL (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING | Specify whether the FTP server should log FTP session activity for anonymous users. | Server | ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSHFSDIRMODE | Specify the mode bits used for directories created by anonymous users. | Server | ANONYMOUSHFSDIRMODE (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSHFSFILEMODE | Specify the mode bits used when storing files created by anonymous users. | Server | ANONYMOUSHFSFILEMODE (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSHFSINFO | Specify an anonymous user z/OS UNIX directory information file mask. | Server | ANONYMOUSHFSINFO (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSLEVEL | Specify the type of anonymous access permitted to users who issue USER ANONYMOUS. | Server | ANONYMOUSLEVEL (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSLOGINMSG | Specify anonymous user login messages. | Server | ANONYMOUSLOGINMSG (FTP server) statement |
| ANONYMOUSMVSINFO | Specify anonymous user MVS information file (LLQ). | Server | ANONYMOUSMVSINFO (FTP server) statement |
| APPLNAME | Specify the FTP server application name. | Server | APPLNAME (FTP server) statement |
| ASATRANS | Specify how print control characters should be handled. | Both | ASATRANS (FTP client and server) statement |
| AUTOMOUNT | Specify whether to mount DASD volumes containing data sets to be accessed. | Both | AUTOMOUNT (FTP client and server) statement |
| AUTORECALL | Automatically recall data sets migrated by the storage manager. | Both | AUTORECALL (FTP client and server) statement |
| AUTOTAPEMOUNT | Specify whether to mount tape volumes containing data sets to be accessed. | Both | AUTOTAPEMOUNT (FTP client and server) statement |
| BANNER | Request that a welcome banner is displayed immediately after a new connection is established. | Server | BANNER (FTP server) statement |
| BLKSIZE | Specify the block size of newly allocated data sets. | Both | BLKSIZE (FTP client and server) statement |
| BUFNO | Specify the number of access method buffers. | Both | BUFNO (FTP client and server) statement |
| CCONNTIME | Defines the amount of time to wait after attempting to close a control connection before terminating it and reporting an error. | Client | CCONNTIME (FTP client) statement |
| CCTRANS | Specify the SBCS translation table to be used for the control connection. | Client | CCTRANS (FTP client) statement |
| CCXLATE | Specify the translation table data set for the control connection. | Server | CCXLATE (FTP server) statement |
| CHKCONFIDENCE | Specify that the FTP client or server checks and reports the confidence level in the successful completion of file transfers. | Both | CHKCONFIDENCE statement (FTP client and server) statement |
| CHKPTINT | Specify the checkpoint interval when FTP is the sending site in a file transfer request. | Both | CHKPTINT (FTP client and server) statement |
| CHKPTPREFIX | Used to determine the hlq for the checkpoint file. | Client | CHKPTPREFIX (FTP client) statement |
| CIPHERSUITE | Specify the name of a CipherSuite that is used during the TLS handshake. | Both | CIPHERSUITE (FTP client and server) statement |
| CLIENTERRCODES | Specify whether FTP return codes are to be converted to client error codes. | Client | CLIENTERRCODES (FTP client) statement |
| CONDDISP | Specify whether FTP should keep or delete a new data set or file when a file transfer ends prematurely. | Both | CONDDISP (FTP client and server) statement |
| CTRLCONN | Specify code set to be used for the control connection. | Both | CTRLCONN (FTP client and server) statement |
| DATACLASS | Specify the SMS-managed data class as defined by your organization for FTP. | Both | DATACLASS (FTP client and server) statement |
| DATACTTIME | Specify the amount time that the client waits after attempting to send or receive data before terminating the connection and reporting an error to the user. | Client | DATACTTIME (FTP client) statement |
| DATAKEEPALIVE | Specify the data connection keepalive timer. | Both | DATAKEEPALIVE (FTP client and server) statement |
| DATATIMEOUT | Specify the time that the server waits for a response to a send or for the completion of a passive connection. | Server | DATATIMEOUT (FTP server) statement |
| DB2® | Specify the name of the Db2® subsystem. | Both | DB2 (FTP client and server) statement |
| DB2PLAN | Specify the name of the Db2 plan to be used by FTP. | Both | DB2PLAN (FTP cilent and server) statement |
| DBSUB | Specify whether substitution is allowed for double-byte file data that cannot be translated. | Both | DBSUB (FTP client and server) statement |
| DCBDSN | Specify a data set to be used as a model for allocation of new data sets. | Both | DCBDSN (FTP client and server) statement |
| DCONNTIME | Specify the amount of time to wait after attempting to close a data transfer before terminating the connection and reporting an error. | Both | DCONNTIME (FTP client and server) statement |
| DEBUG | Specify to activate a specific trace type. | Both | DEBUG (FTP client and server) statement |
| DEBUGONSITE | Specify whether an FTP client is allowed to enter the SITE DEBUG command to change general tracing options. | Server | DEBUGONSITE (FTP server) statement |
| DEST | Specify the NJE destination to which the files are routed when you enter a PUT subcommand. | Server | DEST (FTP server) statement |
| DIRECTORY | Specify the number of directory blocks to be allocated for the directory of a PDS. | Both | DIRECTORY (FTP client and server) statement |
| DIRECTORYMODE | Specify how to treat the data set qualifiers below the current directory. | Both | DIRECTORYMODE (FTP client and server) statement |
| DSNTYPE | Specify the data set name type for new physical sequential data sets. | Both | DSNTYPE (FTP client and server) statement |
| DSWAITTIME | Specify the number of minutes that FTP tries to access an MVS data set that could not be obtained because another job or process was holding the data set. | Both | DSWAITTIME (FTP client and server) statement |
| DSWAITTIMEREPLY | Specify how often to send the following reply message to the client while the FTP server is waiting for access to an MVS data set. | Server | DSWAITTIMEREPLY (FTP server) statement |
| DUMP | Specify to activate an extended trace dump ID. | Both | DUMP (FTP client and server) statement |
| DUMPONSITE | Specify whether an FTP client is allowed to enter the SITE DUMP command to change the extended tracing options. | Server | DUMPONSITE (FTP server) statement |
| EATTR | Specify whether new data sets can have extended attributes and whether the data sets can reside in the EAS. | Both | EATTR (FTP client and server) statement |
| EMAILADDRCHECK | Control the extent to which the FTP server validates e-mail addresses entered by FTP clients while logging in to the FTP server. | Server | EMAILADDRCHECK (FTP server) statement |
| ENCODING | Specify the type of data encoding on the network. | Both | ENCODING (FTP client and server) statement |
| EPSV4 | Direct the FTP client to use EPSV and EPRT commands on IPv4 sessions. | Client | EPSV4 (FTP client) statement |
| EXTENSIONS | Enable FTP to recognize extensions to FTP that are not described in RFC 959. | Both | EXTENSIONS (FTP client and server) statement |
| FIFOIOTIME | Specify the FIFOIOTIME statement to set a timeout for reads and writes to a z/OS UNIX named pipe. | Both | FIFOIOTIME (FTP client and server) statement |
| FIFOOPENTIME | Specify the FIFOOPENTIME statement to define the length of time that FTP waits after attempting to open a z/OS UNIX named pipe before reporting an error. | Both | FIFOOPENTIME (FTP client and server) statement |
| FILETYPE | Specify the operational mode of FTP. | Both | FILETYPE (FTP client and server) statement |
| FTPKEEPALIVE | Specify the control connection keepalive timer value in seconds. | Both | FTPKEEPALIVE (FTP client and server) statement |
| FTPLOGGING | Specify whether the FTP server logs FTP session activity for unknown users (that is, users that are not anonymous users). | Server | FTPLOGGING (FTP server) statement |
| FWFRIENDLY | Specify how data connections are to be set up between the client and the server. | Client | FWFRIENDLY (FTP client) statement |
| HFSINFO | Specify a file containing welcome messages specific to each FTP server directory visited by an FTP client. | Server | HFSINFO (FTP server) statement |
| INACTIVE | Set the inactivity timer to a specified number of seconds. | Server | INACTIVE (FTP Server) statement |
| INACTTIME | Specify the amount of time to wait for an expected response from the server, on either the control or the data connection, before closing the session. Data transfer times that exceed this value does not cause session termination unless the time between data packet arrivals exceeds this value. | Client | INACTTIME (FTP client) statement |
| ISPFSTATS | Allow FTP to create and maintain statistics for partitioned data set members. | Both | ISPFSTATS (FTP client and server) statement |
| JESENTRYLIMIT | Specify how many JES entries can be displayed at one time with the LIST or NLST command. | Server | JESENTRYLIMIT (FTP server) statement |
| JESGETBYDSN | Specify how to treat the foreign file name on a GET command when FILETYPE=JES is specified. | Server | JESGETBYDSN (FTP server) statement |
| JESINTERFACELEVEL | Specify the JES interface level. | Server | JESINTERFACELEVEL (FTP server) statement |
| JESLRECL | Specify the record length of the job being submitted. | Server | JESLRECL (FTP server) statement |
| JESPUTGETTO | Specify the number of seconds for the JES PutGet timeout. | Server | JESPUTGETTO (FTP server) statement |
| JESRECFM | Specify the record format of the job being submitted. | Server | JESRECFM (FTP server) statement |
| KEYRING | Define the key ring that contains the certificate to be used during the TLS handshake. | Both | KEYRING (FTP client and server) statement |
| LISTLEVEL | Specifies the format of the LIST command reply. | Server | LISTLEVEL (FTP server) statement |
| LISTSUBDIR | Specify whether subdirectories of the parent directory are listed when FTP generates a list of files. | Both | LISTSUBDIR (FTP client and server) statement |
| LOGCLIENTERR | Specify to activate client error logging feature. | Client | LOGCLIENTERR (FTP client) statement |
| LOGINMSG | Specify the file containing messages to be displayed to FTP clients when they have successfully logged in. | Server | LOGINMSG (FTP server) statement |
| LRECL | Specify the size of the records in a data set. | Both | LRECL (FTP client and server) statement |
| MBDATACONN | Specify the multibyte data translation code pages for data connections. | Both | MBDATACONN (FTP client and server) statement |
| MBREQUIRELASTEOL | Specify whether FTP requires the last record of incoming multibyte files to end with the FTP standard EOL sequence. | Both | MBREQUIRELASTEOL (FTP client and server) statement |
| MBSENDEOL | Specify to the FTP client or server what EOL sequence to use when the ENcoding value is MBCS. | Both | MBSENDEOL statement (FTP client and server) statement |
| MGMTCLASS | Specify the SMS management class to be assigned to newly allocated data sets. | Both | MGMTCLASS (FTP client and server) statement |
| MIGRATEVOL | Specify the volume ID for migrated data sets not under the control of IBM® Storage Management Systems. | Both | MIGRATEVOL (FTP client and server) statement |
| MVSINFO | Specify the MVS data sets whose contents are to be returned to the FTP client and displayed to the end user when a user changes directories. | Server | MVSINFO (FTP server) statement |
| MVSURLKEY | Specify a token that users can enter as part of an FTP URL to encode an MVS data set name. | Server | MVSURLKEY (FTP server) statement |
| MYOPENTIME | Specify the amount of time to wait for a session to open before terminating the attempt and reporting an error. | Client | MYOPENTIME (FTP client) statement |
| NETRCLEVEL | Specify how the FTP client searches the NETRC data set for FTP server hostnames. | Client | NETRCLEVEL (FTP client) statement |
| NONSWAPD | Specify whether the FTP daemon is swappable. | Server | NONSWAPD (FTP server) statement |
| PASSIVEDATACONN | Specify to direct the server to verify the peer IP address of the data socket is the client's IP address. | Server | PASSIVEDATACONN (FTP server) statement |
| PASSIVEDATAPORTS | Specify a range of port numbers for the FTP server to use as listening data socket ports. | Server | PASSIVEDATAPORTS (FTP server) statement |
| PASSIVEIGNOREADDR | Specify to direct the FTP client to ignore the IP address returned from the server on the PASV reply on IPv4 sessions. | Client | PASSIVEIGNOREADDR (FTP client) statement |
| PASSIVEONLY | Controls whether data connections for the client are passive mode only. | Client | PASSIVEONLY (FTP client) statement |
| PDSTYPE | Specify the type of MVS directories (PDS or PDSE) FTP should allocate. | Both | PDSTYPE (FTP client and server) statement |
| PORTCOMMAND | Specify whether the PORT and EPRT commands are accepted or rejected. | Server | PORTCOMMAND (FTP server) statement |
| PORTCOMMANDIPADDR | Specify the server to accept only PORT or EPRT commands whose IP address matches that of the client. | Server | PORTCOMMANDIPADDR (FTP server) statement |
| PORTCOMMANDPORT | Specify what range or port values the server accepts as a parameter for the PORT and EPRT commands. | Server | PORTCOMMANDPORT (FTP server) statement |
| PORTOFENTRY4 | Specify the port of entry resource class to use for IPv4 login clients. | Server | PORTOFENTRY4 (FTP server) statement |
| PRIMARY | Specify the number of tracks, blocks, or cylinders for primary allocation. | Both | PRIMARY (FTP client and server) statement |
| PROGRESS | Specify the interval between progress report messages generated by the FTP client during an inbound or outbound file transfer. | Client | PROGRESS (FTP client) statement |
| QUOTESOVERRIDE | Specify use of single quotation marks in file name. | Both | QUOTESOVERRIDE (FTP client and server) statement |
| RDW | Specify whether RDWs are discarded upon retrieval. | Both | RDW (FTP client and server) statement |
| RECFM | Specify the record format of a data set. | Both | RECFM (FTP client and server) statement |
| REMOVEINBEOF | Remove UNIX EOF on inbound ASCII transfers. | Both | REMOVEINBEOF (FTP client and server) statement |
| REPLY226 (FTP server) | Direct the FTP server to reply to the FTP client with reply code 226 instead of reply code 250. | Server | REPLY226 (FTP server) statement |
| REPLYSECURITYLEVEL | Specify level of secure information returned in FTP replies. | Server | REPLYSECURITYLEVEL (FTP server) statement |
| RESTGET | Specify whether the checkpoint data set is opened for a GET request. | Client | RESTGET (FTP client) statement |
| RESTPUT | Specify whether the server supports checkpoint and restart processing when receiving data (put operation). | Server | RESTPUT (FTP server) statement |
| RETPD | Specify the number of days a newly allocated data set should be retained. | Both | RETPD (FTP client and server) statement |
| SBDATACONN | Specify single-byte data translation for the data connection. | Both | SBDATACONN (FTP client and server) statement |
| SBSENDEOL | Specify to the FTP client or server what end of line (EOL sequence to use for outbound ASCII file transfer when the ENcoding value is SBCS. | Both | SBSENDEOL statement (FTP client and server) statement |
| SBSUB | Specifies whether a substitution is allowed for a data byte that cannot be translated. | Both | SBSUB (FTP client and server) statement |
| SBSUBCHAR | Specifies the single-byte substitution character for untranslatable data characters. | Both | SBSUBCHAR (FTP client and server) statement |
| SBTRANS | Specify the SBCS translation table to be used for the data connection. | Client | SBTRANS (FTP client) statement |
| SECONDARY | Specify the number of tracks, blocks, or cylinders for secondary allocation. | Both | SECONDARY (FTP client and server) statement |
| SECURE_CTRLCONN | Specify the SECURE_CTRLCONN statement to specify the minimum level of security allowed for the control connection. | Both | SECURE_CTRLCONN (FTP client and server) statement |
| SECURE_DATACONN | Specify the SECURE_DATACONN statement to specify the minimum level of security required on the data connection. | Both | SECURE_DATACONN (FTP client and server) statement |
| SECURE_FTP | Specify the SECURE_FTP statement to specify whether authentication is required. | Both | SECURE_FTP (FTP client and server) statement |
| SECURE_HOSTNAME | Specify the SECURE_HOSTNAME statement to specify whether the client verifies the host name in the server's certificate. | Client | SECURE_HOSTNAME (FTP client) statement |
| SECUREIMPLICITZOS | Specify when the security of the session should be negotiated for implicit TLS connections. | Both | SECUREIMPLICITZOS (FTP client and server) statement |
| SECURE_LOGIN | Specify the SECURE_LOGIN statement to set the authorization level required for users. | Server | SECURE_LOGIN (FTP server) statement |
| SECURE_MECHANISM | Specifies which security mechanism the client uses. | Client | SECURE_MECHANISM (FTP client) statement |
| SECURE_PASSWORD | Specify whether a password is required by the FTP server for an TLS protected session. | Server | SECURE_PASSWORD (FTP server) statement |
| SECURE_PASSWORD_KERBEROS | Specify whether a password is required for a Kerberos protected session. | Server | SECURE_PASSWORD_KERBEROS (FTP server) statement |
| SECURE_PBSZ | Specify the maximum size of the encoded data blocks sent during file transfer. | Both | SECURE_PBSZ (FTP client and server) statement |
| SECURE_SESSION_REUSE | Specify whether session reuse is required when SSL/TLS is used to protect the connections. | Both | SECURE_SESSION_REUSE (FTP client and server) statement |
| SEQNUMSUPPORT | Specify that sequence numbers in files designated by the ddname INPUT are ignored. | Client | SEQNUMSUPPORT (FTP client) statement |
| SMF | Specify the default SMF record subtype for all SMF records. | Server | SMF (FTP server) statement |
| SMFAPPE | Specify the SMF record subtype for the APPEND subcommand. | Server | SMFAPPE (FTP server) statement |
| SMFDCFG | Specify a type 119 SMF record of subtype 71 is collected for the FTP daemon configuration information when the FTP daemon starts. | Server | SMFDCFG (FTP server) statement |
| SMFDEL | Specify the SMF record subtype for the DELETE subcommand. | Server | SMFDEL (FTP server) statement |
| SMFEXIT | Call the FTPSMFEX user exit routine. | Server | SMFEXIT (FTP server) statement |
| SMFJES | Collect SMF records when FILETYPE is JES. | Server | SMFJES (FTP server) statement |
| SMFLOGN | Specify the SMF record subtype when recording logon failures. | Server | SMFLOGN (FTP server) statement |
| SMFREN | Specify the SMF record subtype for the RENAME subcommand. | Server | SMFREN (FTP server) statement |
| SMFRETR | Specify the SMF record subtype for the RETR subcommand. | Server | SMFRETR (FTP server) statement |
| SMFSQL | Collect SMF records when FILETYPE is SQL. | Server | SMFSQL (FTP server) statement |
| SMFSTOR | Specify the SMF record subtype for the STOR and STOU subcommands. | Server | SMFSTOR (FTP server) statement |
| SOCKSCONFIGFILE | Specify the SOCKS server configuration file the FTP client uses to determine which FTP servers require SOCKS protocols. | Client | SOCKSCONFIGFILE (FTP client) statement |
| SPACETYPE | Specify whether newly allocated data sets are allocated in blocks, cylinders, or tracks. | Both | SPACETYPE (FTP client and server) statement |
| SPREAD | Specify output in spreadsheet format when file type is SQL. | Both | SPREAD (FTP client and server) statement |
| SQLCOL | Specify the column headings of the output file. | Both | SQLCOL (FTP client and server) statement |
| SSLV3 | Control whether SSLV3 is enabled for connections that are secured by using TLS implemented by FTP. | Both | SSLV3 (FTP client and server connection) statement |
| STARTDIRECTORY | Specify which file system is used initially when a new user logs in. | Server | STARTDIRECTORY (FTP server) statement |
| STORCLASS | Specify the SMS-managed storage class for the FTP server. | Both | STORCLASS (FTP client and server) statement |
| SUPPRESSIGNOREWARNINGS | Instruct FTP not to issue message EZYFT47I whenever it ignores a statement coded in FTP.DATA | Both | SUPPRESSIGNOREWARNINGS (FTP client and server) statement |
| TAPEREADSTREAM | Specify whether to use a more efficient read path (read as stream) to retrieve tape data sets from the server. | Server | TAPEREADSTREAM (FTP server) statement |
| TLSMECHANISM | Specify how TLS security is implemented. | Both | TLSMECHANISM (FTP client and server) statement |
| TLSPORT | Set the secure port on which the FTP client or the FTP server implicitly protects the FTP session with TLS. | Both | TLSPORT (FTP client and server) statement |
| TLSRFCLEVEL | Specify the level of RFC 4217 (Securing FTP with TLS) that FTP supports. | Both | TLSRFCLEVEL (FTP client and server) statement |
| TLSTIMEOUT | Specify the maximum time between full TLS handshakes. | Both | TLSTIMEOUT (FTP client and server) statement |
| TRACE | Start tracing. | Both | TRACE (FTP client and server) statement |
| TRACECAPI | Define a control for tracing for a user-written program that uses the callable API interface for the z/OS FTP client. | Client | TRACECAPI (FTP client) statement |
| TRAILINGBLANKS | Include trailing blanks in fixed format data sets when retrieved. | Both | TRAILINGBLANKS (FTP client and server) statement |
| TRUNCATE | Allow truncating records that are longer than LRECL. | Both | TRUNCATE (FTP client and server) statement |
| UCOUNT | Specify the unit count for new data set allocations. | Both | UCOUNT (FTP client and server) statement |
| UCSHOSTCS | Specify the EBCDIC code set to be used for data conversion to or from Unicode. | Both | UCSHOSTCS (FTP client and server) statement |
| UCSSUB | Specify whether Unicode-to-EBCDIC conversion should use the EBCDIC substitution character or cause the data transfer to be terminated if a Unicode character cannot be converted to a character in the target EBCDIC code set. | Both | UCSSUB (FTP client and server) statement |
| UCSTRUNC | Specify whether the transfer of Unicode data should be aborted if truncation occurs at the MVS host. | Both | UCSTRUNC (FTP client and server) statement |
| UMASK | Specify the file mode creation mask. | Both | UMASK (FTP client and server) statement |
| UNICODEFILESYSTEMBOM | Specify whether to add a Byte Order Mark (BOM) to a file stored in the local file system when the file system code page is UNICODE. | Both | UNICODEFILESYSTEMBOM (FTP client and server) statement |
| UNITNAME | Specify the unit type for allocation of new data sets. | Both | UNITNAME (FTP client and server) statement |
| UNIXFILETYPE | Specify the UNIXFILETYPE statement in the FTP server and client to indicate whether to treat z/OS UNIX file system files as regular files or as z/OS UNIX named pipes during file transfer. | Both | UNIXFILETYPE (FTP client and server) statement |
| VCOUNT | Specify the volume count for allocation of new data sets. | Both | VCOUNT (FTP client and server) statement |
| VERIFYUSER | Specify whether the FTP server should verify whether a user attempting to log into FTP has been granted access to the server's port profile in the SERVAUTH class. | Server | VERIFYUSER (FTP server) statement |
| VOLUME | Specify the volume serial number or numbers for allocation of new data sets. | Both | VOLUME (FTP client and server) statement |
| WRAPRECORD | Specify whether data is wrapped or truncated if no new-line character is encountered before the logical record length is reached. | Both | WRAPRECORD (FTP client and server) statement |
| WRTAPEFASTIO | Allow write to tape of ASCII stream data to use BSAM I/O routines. | Both | WRTAPEFASTIO (FTP client and server) statement |
| XLATE | Specify the translation table data set for the data connection. | Server | XLATE (FTP server) statement |